What beer do you need to revisit?

An important beer for them, but just for clarity, I didn't mean to imply that it was in specific danger of being discontinued. It might be a strong seller for them.

 

Boulevard wheat
Summit saga ipa
Summit Pilsner
Left hand milk stout
Sam Adams Boston Lager, I actually have 2 in the fridge for later today.

 

A week ago I would have said Stoudt's Fat Dog, but I bought some last weekend. So now I guess it's Iron Hill Pig Iron Porter. One of the best porters in the area but I somehow have neglected it for years.

 

Just about any NG Thumbprint beer; Cranbic, Apple, Ode Bruin, Scream. Some of the best beers I've ever had.

 

Founders Porter. It is an excellent beer.
Brooklyn. Black Chocolate Stout
I also need to pick up and drink a Samuel Smith Winter Welcome. I have passed on it the last couple of years I used to love it.

 

La Folie. I reguarly bring it up as one of the beers that got me into craft, and yet I don't think I've had the last two or three editions. It's on shelves now, and I still haven't bought one.

 

Atwater's Vanilla Java Porter. It was my gateway to craft beer. I was in college. I enjoyed Natty Light in those days, so VJP was revelation!

I see it isn't rated highly these days. Maybe it's just an indication of how far craft beer has come. Or that most beers are a step up from Natty.. probably that!

 

Trois pistole, mirror pond, ska steel toe stout, fat tire... there's a lot.

 

Too many to list. Most of those I cannot access where I live now, but could before when I was a transient douche bag.

 

Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout for me, too. I've missed it for at least two years, maybe three. I'm not sure I saw it in my town last year, but I'm finding some this year.

Oskar's Blues Old Chub is on my list of need to revisit. Saint Arnold Elissa. Sierra Nevada Torpedo and Stone IPA. Rahr & Sons' Ugly Pug. Anchor Steam. There's a bunch, but I'll get to them. I usually knock off one need-to-revisit beer every month or so.

 

Two Hearted for me. That beer is in most bars here in Michigan, plus I visit Bell's Eccentric Cafe 6-8 times each year, so I know that I can have it anytime. But there is always something on the tap list that I'm more curious about (even at Bell's), thus I don't often order the Two Hearted.

 

I'm feeling the same way about revisiting hoppy beers. Rhinegeist Truth cones to mind as an IPA I used to drink a lot of that I'd like to try again.

 

Gouden Carolus Tripel is sounding good and one I haven’t had in a few years. Other than that, Im waiting for Rheingold Extra Dry in the chugalug bottles to be resurrected.

 

I need to revisit a bunch of Sam Adams stuff as well as Stone.

 

-Oak-Aged Yeti
-La Fin Du Monde
-Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier
-Racer 5 IPA

 

Chimay..first beer that truly let me know that beer can not only be better than average but it can truly be great

 

I feel like I need to start drinking more old school pale ales, like Great Lakes Burning River.

 

Just packed one for a fishing trip today! Still good

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

It's everywhere, it's a classic, I've always enjoyed it, yet I haven't had it in quite a long time.